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Arey W. Grady

Born Kinston, North Carolina, December 25, 1972; Admitted to bar, 1998, North Carolina. Education: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (J.D. with honors, 1998; B.A. with distinction, 1995). Member, UNC-CH Undergraduate Honor Court (1992-1995, Vice Chairman 1994-1995); Articles Editor and Staff Member, North Carolina Journal of International Law and Commercial Regulation (1996-1998); Member, Craven County and North Carolina Bar Associations (1998-present); Director, Neuse Center Area Authority for Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services (2002-present); Chairman, North Carolina Bar Association Estate Planning Council’s Pro Bono Committee (2003-2005), Member, New Bern Breakfast Rotary Club (1999-present, Program Chairman 2002-2003, Secretary 2003-2004, President 2004-2005); Director, UNC School of Law Alumni Association (2005-present); Director, N.C. Council of Community Programs (statewide advocacy group for local government MH/DD/SA service providers) (2005-present); Graduate, New Bern Area Chamber of Commerce Leadership Craven Program; Member, Craven County Board of Realtors (1999-present). Practice Areas: Estate planning and administration, including service in various fiduciary (personal representative, trustee, attorney in fact, etc.) capacities; residential and commercial real estate transactions; municipal and local government law, including representation of counties, cities, authorities, public hospitals and other local governments; general business and transactional law; economic development law; related civil litigation in all areas.

Mr. Grady is supported and assisted in his work by an experienced member of the paralegal staff.

Mr. Grady is supported in real estate matters by Ms. Reta K. Lamb, Ms. Nancy W. Mayo and Ms. Ernie Land

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